1. In the second semester of the 3rd year Rahim found that his CGPA is really not up to the standard after completing 72 credits. It is 2.83. He needs at least a 3.5 to get a semester scholarship. So, he wants to know what grades in average he should obtain if he takes 4 courses with each offering 3 credits in the current semester. His grade point is 203.76 now. You find the CGPA by dividing the total grade point by the numbers of credits taken. Write a program to calculate his desired grade point that will bring him the 3.5 CGPA.

1. In the second semester of the 3rd year Rahim found that his CGPA is really not up to the standard after completing 72 credits. It is 2.83. He needs at least a 3.5 to get a semester scholarship. So, he wants to know what grades in average he should obtain if he takes 4 courses with each offering 3 credits in the current semester. His grade point is 203.76 now. You find the CGPA by dividing the total grade point by the numbers of credits taken. Write a program to calculate his desired grade point that will bring him the 3.5 CGPA.

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